AlphaSim freeware

[Lateral-G]

How about VCs? do any have them?

The ones I've d/l'd have:

Swift
F-80
B-57

They look good too. DME in the Swift doesn't work since it isn't an XML gauge (it's the one from the Hunter). I'll try to replace it when I get a chance.

-G-

 

[cheezyflier]

i downloaded the sr-71 and it seems to not want to slow down, or respond to the a/p command for alt hold. none of the switches in the vc are clickable.
is there something i'm missing? does anyone else have these issues?

 

[Panther_99FS]

i downloaded the sr-71 and it seems to not want to slow down, or respond to the a/p command for alt hold. none of the switches in the vc are clickable.
is there something i'm missing? does anyone else have these issues?

The freeware SR-71 isn't made for FSX/SP2 - thus you're experiencing the afterburner problem associated with some jets not specifically designed for FSX/SP2...

 

[centuryseries]

i downloaded the sr-71 and it seems to not want to slow down, or respond to the a/p command for alt hold. none of the switches in the vc are clickable.
is there something i'm missing? does anyone else have these issues?

You more than likely have the old old 2003 FS9 version that became freeware ages ago.

The all new model released in 2008 is still in the shop for FS9 and FSX and is far more advanced and FSX SP1, SP2 and Acceleration native with self shadowing VC self shadowing etc.

David. (both aircrafts modeller)

 

[cheezyflier]

well, that explains it then, thanks!

 

[tigisfat]

well, that explains it then, thanks!

I know Alphasim aircraft that are six months old lose the public eye, but any self-respecting military aircraft nut should really have the 'new' SR-71. If everything I had was wiped out and I couldn't re-download, it's on the very short list to simply buy again. It's that good, and there's never been a better SR-71 for MSFS. I don't even think there's been another for FSX.